Interview With Pet Food Company K9 Cuisine

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First Posted: 05-19-09 01:54 PM   |   Updated: 06-19-09 05:12 AM

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Lynda Resnick's Blog:

When Anthony Holloway experienced lackluster customer service while buying specialty dog food, he didn't gripe. Instead, he saw the experience for the opportunity it was. Holloway used other companies' mistakes as a blueprint for what not to do, a strategy that saw his company become top dog, with a 50-percent growth each month in its first year.

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When Anthony Holloway experienced lackluster customer service while buying specialty dog food, he didn't gripe. Instead, he saw the experience for the opportunity it was. Holloway used other companie...
When Anthony Holloway experienced lackluster customer service while buying specialty dog food, he didn't gripe. Instead, he saw the experience for the opportunity it was. Holloway used other companie...
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I have shopped with this company since May 07--They are wonderful!

If you do have a problem, which is rare, you can call and even if you have to leave a message, someone actually calls you back.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:12 PM on 05/20/2009

Aside from the product placement feel of that article, in dog owner forums I have seen lots of folks talking glowingly about Wellness Ocean dog food since it is more raw food oriented and has less corn and other grain that isn't good for dogs.

The problem with a lot of mass market dog food is that they often use chicken parts that were diseased when they grind up the conglomeration that becomes your pet's food. Also, there is zero nutritional difference between regular dog food and so-called premium dog food, according to a study initiated by Canada's CBC TV.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:22 PM on 05/19/2009
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